FUNERAL: Mrs. William H. Steward; New York City, New York co., NY

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Obituaries in the New York Herald June 26, 1865.   

Note:  the names are not necessarily alphabetical.

Transcribed from an original New York Herald, Friday, Monday, June 26, 1865. 
Whole No. 10,528.  Price Four Cents.

FUNERALS & OBITUARIES.

SEWARD - The funeral of Mrs. W.H. Seward on Saturday was attended by a large
assemblage of citizens of Auburn and vicinity.  the church was crowded to its
utmost capacity.  Among those present were Baron Stoeckl, the Russian
Minister; Major General Hancock, Major General Butterfield, Brigadier Generals
Mitchell and Macdougal, United States army; Hon. Francis Granger, ex-Governor
Throop, Hon. James Kelly, Judges Peabody and Hall, Hon. R.M. Blatchford, and
Messrs. Derby and Benedict, of the State Department.  Secretary Seward is
doing well,  He expects to return to Washington on Thursday next.